Sentence examples for probably expire from inspiring English sources

If the Indians knock off the Yankees, Torre's chances will probably expire with the last out of the decisive game.

Republicans know that if President Obama wins re-election, the tax cut for the rich will probably expire, so they are already talking about using that revenue increase to their advantage in reducing the half of the sequester that they fear the most, $50 billion from the Pentagon.

For those of us whose competitive spirit will ignite, and probably expire, in a tussle over the TV remote from the comfort of an armchair, it's a relief to read that the London Olympics will open with, to quote our national poet, "words, words, words" inscribed on a very big bell.

"Anyone who was injured in here is probably expired by now".

God, I forgot all about it; all the things inside have probably expired.

If he is accused of something he committed in 1956, the period of prescription probably expired 15 years after that", he added.

Ms. Polec's roommate, Fara D'Aguiar, 26, treated her last flu with castoff amoxicillin — "probably expired," she said — given to her by a friend.

The high-priority packets of OBU 1 are not granted, and they are probably expired and thus discarded.

The extended family that remained probably expired in the holocaust.

Overall, the response rate to the questionnaire was 14.5% (298 responses for 2052 questionnaires sent by e-mail, including probably some expired and double addresses) and 17.8% for nephrologists working in France (283 responses for 1587 questionnaires).

However, once their visas expire, they probably will not get a renewal.